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	Tour Talk
		Patrick has been bowling very well lately making it to the TV finals 2 of first 3 weeks including his first tour win a couple of weeks ago.
		Patrick needed all 3 strikes in the 10th frame to win the game by one pin, but he also left a solid 10 which he missed to lose 236-205.
		Patrick had a little bit of trouble hitting the pocket in the first 2 games, and had quite a few solid taps in the last 2 games.
	www.walterray.com /tour03/millerD.html (778 words)

	Lane, Patrick (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Lane, Patrick, poet (b at Nelson, BC 26 Mar 1939).
		Lane began publishing himself and others in the 1960s when still leading a nomadic knockabout life in northern BC logging camps, small towns and mines, and his poetry has remained true to the ideals of brutal honesty and self-reliance.
		Lane's poetry at its most characteristic deals straightforwardly, yet with lush descriptive imagery, with man's rough treatment of his environment and of his fellow human beings.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /PrinterFriendly.cfm?Params=A1ARTA0004509 (182 words)

	100 Canadian Poets - Patrick Lane - Profile
		Patrick Lane was born March 26, 1939 in Nelson, BC.
		Lane was largely self-published through the sixties and seventies until Oxford University Press published his Poems, New and Selected which won him the Governor General's award in 1978.
		Mahanti, J. "The Daemon of the Mind: The Verse of Patrick Lane." Journal of Canadian Poetry 2.1 (1979): 57-66.
	www.ucalgary.ca /UofC/faculties/HUM/ENGL/canada/poet/p_lane.htm (308 words)

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		Patrick was a noted character in these parts, and made himself very wealthy by early land speculations.
		Lane came to Shelby county in an early day and at once showed his faith in the future of this state by investing in its farm lands.
		Patrick Lane was a strong and peculiar character.
	www.geocities.com /grandmashannon/articles/shannon_pat/patlane_obit.txt (1149 words)

	Tour Talk
		I used a new particle ball (#8510) on the right lane which was tighter and a reactive ball (#2156) on the left lane.
		Patrick missed the 2-4-7-8 and then the 10 pin to give me a 32 pin lead in the 7th frame.
		Patrick struck out with the help of a tripped 6-7-10 in the 8th to shoot 204 and tie me. I picked the lane that I finished on and again left a 4 pin.
	www.walterray.com /tour03/tocB.html (605 words)

	Patrick Lane :: Official Site
		Less well known about Lane is that he is an alcoholic and, in 2000, came face-to-face with the inevitable choice: he could continue drinking and expect to die in short order, or he could quit and live.
		Patrick Lane has lived and travelled extensively around the world and his work has been published in a number of countries, including England, France, the Czech Republic, Italy, China, Japan, Chile, Colombia, Yugoslavia, the Netherlands, and Russia.
		Patrick Lane lives near Victoria, British Columbia, with his wife, the poet Lorna Crozier.
	www.patricklane.ca (495 words)

	Patrick Lane :: Bookshelf
		Less well known about Patrick Lane is that he is an alcoholic and, in 2000, came face-to-face with the inevitable choice: he could continue drinking and expect to die in short order, or he could quit and live.
		In his memoir, Patrick Lane takes readers on the roller-coaster ride of his first alcohol-free year, expertly weaving memories of his hard early life in the interior of British Columbia with wondrous descriptions of the activity in his garden - his own and the lives of the plants, animals, and insects that also inhabit it.
		Editors Lorna Crozier and Patrick Lane invited some of Canada’s best writers to share their experiences with addiction, and the result is this audacious collection of powerful autobiographical stories.
	www.patricklane.ca /books.html (1821 words)

	In the Fast Lane: Patrick fueling post-Indy buzz
		Patrick's gutsy, she-belongs- there drive at Indy proved she could perform and contend under the most intense pressure.
		Patrick, who has back-to-back fourth-place finishes, is not a novelty act, she's a true racer who can go wheel-to-wheel with the best.
		Patrick also competed two seasons in the Toyota Atlantic ranks and got her first podium finish last year at Portland.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /motorsports/227924_cain10.html (839 words)

	Tending the Garden
		W hat the Stones Remember, by the Canadian poet Patrick Lane, is at the same time a meditation and a lament.
		Expertly woven into the miniaturist's vision of the natural world is his search through a past that includes the murder of his father, the premature death of a brother, family mayhem, his own divorces, turbulent relationships with his children and an agonizing desire for belonging that was denied him in childhood.
		Lane's commitment to his art and his love of language have been, in part, his escape and his salvation.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/10/13/AR2005101301613.html?nav=rss_artsandliving/books (825 words)

	Margaret Atwood Talks With Patrick Lane
		I first knew Patrick Lane in the latter 1960s, when every one of the handful of poets in Canada knew about all the others.
		Patrick Lane : The memoir is a book of recovery from 45 years of addiction and a book about the recovery from a difficult life.
		Lane : The book is the story of a year in a garden where a recovering alcoholic goes through the struggle of reclaiming his past.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/10/13/AR2005101301621.html (1080 words)

	Westvirginia
		Lane is a sole practioner with an emphasis on mediation.
		Lane is committed to helping parties achieve a mutually beneficial result without the expense and frustration of trial.
		Lane has had various experiences outside the field of law which enable him to bring a diversified perspective to his work as a mediator.
	www.promediation.com /westvirginia.html (168 words)

	Review - Go Leaving Strange by Patrick Lane
		Patrick Lane is a distinguished member of the second grouping of poets.
		In this excerpt, the subject matter (violence against women, substance abuse) is familiar, but here Lane has a unity of image (a woman in extremis with "broken bird wings") and mood (the resignation of "Her closed eyes talked to the walls in a bar").
		On the evidence of his latest book, it is essential for Patrick Lane to do two things: he must find an editor capable of prompting him to go in new directions, but more importantly, Lane must forsake everything he knows so that a new voice can emerge.
	www.danforthreview.com /reviews/poetry/lane.htm (1318 words)

	The National Interest - 10/06/01: Queen's birthday; Mandarins; UK election
		Patrick also says that ‘Yes, Minister’ has had a corrosive effect on the relationship of Ministers and Department heads, and here he is to talk about it.
		Patrick Weller: Well, everyone has their image of what mandarins now do in government: they manipulate ministers; they use euphemisms to say one thing when they mean another; they invent words like ‘courageous’ which means being very dangerous.
		Patrick Weller: No, that used to be the situation of course in the ‘60s and ‘70s, in which permanent heads were firstly called Permanent Heads, and secondly they did continue for a longer period.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/talks/natint/stories/s312861.htm (3518 words)

	St. Patrick Church, Rolla, Missouri, Parish History
		Fundraising and construction for the expanded St. Patrick facilities began in the midst of a deepening recession and on the brink of a war (in the Persian Gulf).
		The new St. Patrick's is a source of great pride for parishioners and hopefully also for our neighbors and friends in the community and surrounding area of Rolla of which we are a part.
		Patrick Church after the renovation viewed from the corner of St. Patrick Lane and Highway 63.
	www.rollanet.org /~stpats/history.htm (897 words)

	In the Fast Lane: Patrick revs up Indy 500 scene
		Patrick, 23, of Roscoe, Ill., posted the fastest speed of the month -- 227.633 mph -- besting IndyCar Series champion Tony Kanaan's best lap (227.525) and serving notice to the veterans that she is a credible favorite to win the pole during pole qualifying tomorrow.
		James, one of Patrick's mentors, won the Rookie of the Race award for her 12th-place debut in 1992.
		Patrick started from the outside pole in the series' last race in Japan, overtook the polesitter, two-time series champion Sam Hornish, to lead the first 18 laps and finished fourth for her best effort in four IndyCar Series races to date.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /motorsports/224053_cain13.html (927 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Patrick Lane has been described as Canadian poetry’s “favorite outlaw.” In this journey of the soul, he observes that men (in particular) fear growing old, afraid of losing all their powers, but contends the exact opposite is true--most men simply are afraid to become wise.
		Patrick Lane was born March 26, 1939 in Nelson, British Columbia.
		Patrick has been a writer-in-residence and/or teacher at a number of institutions, including Concordia University, University of Alberta, University of Toronto, University of Saskatchewan, University of Victoria and York University.
	www.oasistv.com /screeningroom/soulwork-lane.asp (1646 words)

	The Martlet: news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Celebrated Canadian poet Patrick Lane has laid down the story of his life, a tale that weaves throughout his hard years but always returns to his love for his garden—his salvation during his recovery from lifelong alcoholism and drug addiction.
		Patrick is, I think, a relatively private person, despite his booming voice, quick rasping chuckles and the penchant for profanity and dirty stories, but this memoir is singular in its ability to give the reader the feeling that they really know him.
		Patrick lived in poverty in northern British Columbia most of his young life, and in adulthood suffered the tragedy of his brother’s death and his father’s murder, as well as two unhappy marriages.
	www.martlet.ca /archives/040909/arts7.html (665 words)

	A sober poet's garden
		Lane is a dying thing uprooted, replanted and seeking nourishment.
		Lane wants us to understand his continual combat with despair, and we quickly learn that his life has been no cakewalk.
		Lane conjures up crucial and harrowing episodes, like the slow-motion retelling of his father's murder, or his and his mother's return to the stone miner's hut where it all began.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/10/23/RVG8AF7R2O1.DTL&type=books (727 words)

	PATRICK LANE - SCC 20208916
		The offender, Patrick Lane, and his wife, Makita Smith, who was then aged 20 years, from WA, were drinking at Indarpa camp during the afternoon and evening of Friday, 17 June 2002.
		Mr O'Reilly, on behalf of Patrick Lane, admitted the truth and accuracy of the Crown summary of facts.
		Mr Roberts explained that the basis of the Crown's acceptance of the prisoner's plea to manslaughter was that while the prisoner did not intend to kill or cause grievous harm to his victim, he did foresee that death was a possible consequence of his actions.
	www.nt.gov.au /ntsc/doc/sentencing_remarks/2003/10/lane_031029.htm (2269 words)

	PATRICK LANE RECEIVES CANADIAN NON-FICTION AWARD
		VANCOUVER – Patrick Lane is the first recipient of Canada’s newest major literary prize, the British Columbia Award for Canadian Non-Fiction.
		Lane’s achievements as a poet and non-fiction writer have contributed immeasurably to Canadian literature.
		Lane, three other finalists were in the running for this year’s award: Jane Jacobs for Dark Age Ahead, Harry Thurston for A Place Between the Tides, and Ronald Wright for A Short History of Progress.
	www2.news.gov.bc.ca /nrm_news_releases/2005OTP0068-000555.htm (410 words)

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		The Polyzoses had purchased the parcel at 1109 Patrick Lane in order to adjust the boundary line between the two lots, thereby increasing the water frontage and the area of the rear yard of their residence.
		When so viewed, the evidence clearly establishes that Cotrupi understood that he was being retained as a realtor to list and market only that portion of "1109 Patrick Lane" that remained after the boundary line had been adjusted by the Polyzoses to enlarge their adjoining lot.
		The property to be sold was still correctly known as 1109 Patrick Lane and as lot number seven in Riverview Estates because the Polyzoses had not recorded the plat showing the boundary line adjustment in the city's land records.
	www.courts.state.va.us /txtops/1011778.txt (2153 words)

	Patrick's publications - School of Forest and Ecosystem Science
		Lane, PNJ, Croke, JC and Dignan, P. Dynamics of surface and subsurface flow in convergent topography: the results of rainfall simulation and modelling.
		Lane, PNJ, Morris JD, Zhang NN, Zhou GY, Zhou GY, Xu D. Water balance of tropical eucalypt plantations in south-eastern China.
		Lane PNJ, Hairsine PB, Croke JC, Takken I. Quantifying diffuse pathways for overland flow between the roads and streams of the Mountain Ash forests of central Victoria, Australia.
	www.forestscience.unimelb.edu.au /people/staff/patrick_lane/publications.html (352 words)

	Patrick Lane Family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Catherine ``Katie'' B. Patrick Lane was a son of John and Honora (McCarty) Lane, natives of County Kerry, Ireland.
		John Lane was born in 1799, was a farmer by occupation, and died in County Limerick, Ireland, in 1850.
		In 1864, Patrick Lane of Center Township (as well as a P. Lane of Lyons township) was drafted for the Civil War.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Valley/6337/momI1134.html (432 words)

	CYCLOPS PRESS, fiction, poetry and spoken word art
		THIS AUDIO CD LANE IN CAB 43 features poems written and performed by Patrick Lane, recorded in a taxi cab, a downtown park, and in the poet's back yard.
		This is Lane as he was meant to be heard, a poet of the real world, a witness and chronicler of that which is most brutal and most beautiful in human experience.
		Patrick Lane was born in Nelson, British Columbia.
	www.cyclopspress.com /cycshoplanecd.htm (176 words)

	Patrick Lane :: Contact (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		If you would like to arrange booking Patrick Lane, please direct an email to info@patricklane.ca, including the following information: your name and contact information, a brief overview of your event or workshop, and the location, date and times.
		Requests for reprinting or anthologizing Patrick Lane's poems or excerpts from his poems, stories, or the memoir What the Stones Remember - A Life Rediscovered (published in Canada with the title There Is A Season - A Memoir) can be directed by email to info@patricklane.ca.
		The portrait of Patrick Lane used in the banners of this website was taken by Darren Stone of the Victoria Times-Colonist.
	www.patricklane.ca /contact.html (214 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		___________________________________________________________________ Catherine is a descendant of Catherine (Emily) Coogan Lane.
		Patrick Lane, Catherine's (Emily's) husband, had a sister named Katherine Lane.
		Patrick COOGAN (DEC 1861, County Monaghan - ?, ?) 2.
	members.aol.com /jcoogan266/research/clayton.txt (358 words)

	07/07/97 -- Arts: Defying canonical isolation
		When writers Lorna Crozier and Patrick Lane came to read at SFU, the poetry which students study in the classroom grew into a more human dimension.
		Lane: Well, Canadian writing is fascinating in that a lot of Canadian writers have traveled-think of Al Purdy, Dorothy Livesay, Margaret Lawrence, Earl Birney....
		Lane: As far as failed poetry goes, I think the writer knows, I think you know when you are being false.
	www.peak.sfu.ca /the-peak/97-2/issue10/crolane.html (1953 words)

	UBC Archives -:An Inventory of His Fonds at Rare Books and Special Collections, University of British Columbia Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Poet and writer Patrick Lane was born near Nelson, British Columbia, in the small town of Sheep Creek.
		Although he began writing in 1958, Lane worked various blue-collar jobs until the 1964 death of his brother, Red, who was also a poet, prompted him to move to Vancouver, where he began Very Stone House Press with Bill Bissett, Seymour Mayne, and Jim Brown.
		Series also includes incoming correspondence of Lane’s former mother-in-law Winnie Hayden pertaining to activities of Lane and his family and passed along to his ex-wife Mary, as well as correspondence and a legal document of Mary, including correspondence pertaining to the birth of their son Mark in 1960.
	data.library.ubc.ca /spcol/servlet/EadXSLTServletV2?xml=fall02/Neil_Patrick_Lane.xml&xsl=eadfinal.xsl (654 words)

	Patrick Lane - School of Forest and Ecosystem Science
		Patrick Lane has conducted research into forest related hydrologic issues for the past 9 years.
		Previously postgraduate studies and employment at CSIRO were concerned with measurement and modelling of hillslope hydrologic processes, including the spatial variability of groundwater recharge.
		Patrick is currently engaged in a major project concerned with the measurement and modelling of the impact of the 2003 Victorian bushfire on both water yield and water quality at a hierarchy of spatial and temporal scales.
	www.forestscience.unimelb.edu.au /people/staff/patrick_lane (204 words)

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